The White House is fully betting on artificial intelligence as a driver of U.S. economic growth, and it has clearly downplayed potential risks. Over the past year, Trump openly embraced artificial intelligence, providing funding and regulatory convenience to key industry supporters, and using stock market performance as an important indicator of economic success. Despite concerns in the market that the huge investments by tech giants in artificial intelligence might create a bubble, Trump said, "I love artificial intelligence," denying the existence of systemic risks. Data released on Tuesday showed that the U.S. economy grew at an annualized rate of over 4% in the previous quarter, and White House National Economic Council Director Hasset immediately stated that this indicates the government's agenda is working, with artificial intelligence driving "economic prosperity." This optimistic tone contrasts with the caution of economists and some Silicon Valley technologists. Critics worry that artificial intelligence may cause large-scale job losses in the short term, and its rapid expansion could be unsustainable and lead to financial shocks. However, the White House largely ignores these warnings, continuing to support technology companies closely related to artificial intelligence, pushing the stock market to new highs.
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